We live in a world where you simply need a car. You need it to go to work if there is no public transportation and we need it to go on a vacation. Even though you may be eco-friendly most cars are not. This is definitely why you, a car owner, need to … [Read more...]
Editorial: Are We Going to See the Get-it-While-it-Lasts Car Sales?
October 6, 2022 By Leave a Comment
by Wallace Wyss - Now that I've seen the publicity around the Ferrari Purosangue SUV, extolling the fact it has a V12, and other stories in car magazines about "the last internal combustion engine from so-and-so" I am wondering, are we going … [Read more...]
Toyota Thinks The Transition to Electric Vehicles Will Not Happen So Fast
October 4, 2022 By 8 Comments
by Mike Gulett - The entire automobile industry and most governments around the world are moving full speed ahead to convert the auto industry from internal combustion gas powered vehicles to battery powered electric vehicles - except one … [Read more...]
Driving an Oldie but Goodie From Your Past
October 1, 2022 By 5 Comments
by Wallace Wyss - I drop in every year on a route 66 celebration--an annual display and slow cruise to show hot rods, and mild to wild customs celebrating Route 66--an old highway that took travelers West before the interstates. I actually … [Read more...]
Primrose Yellow E-Type On A Trailer…
September 29, 2022 By 10 Comments
From the My Car Quest Wayback Machine (March 2018) - another interesting acquisition story from a reader...If you want to share any interesting car story send at email to Mike Gulett click here. by Anthony Moody - It was 1969 and in England … [Read more...]
These Strange Times Today
September 26, 2022 By 5 Comments
Doom, gloom and rumors of boom. by Mike Gulett - Things today are strange and may be getting stranger. With Roger Federer and Serena Willams both retiring from professional tennis in the past couple of weeks it changes the sport quite a … [Read more...]
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